Software security practices vary greatly among companies depending on their stage of maturity, the industries they serve, and decisions made at business and IT levels. When budgets don’t allow for full-time security experts, businesses must decide who manages the risks.
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The seasoned tech leaders of Forbes Technology Council offer actionable tips to help new tech execsrecover from a hack and shore up their defenses.
Arlo, a secure and open-source election audit tool developed by VotingWorks, assessed by Security Compass, was used to support Georgia’s full hand-count audit.
Companies must balance customer needs against potential risks during software development to ensure they aren't ignoring security but not falling behind competitors at the same time.
To help you forge a successful partnership when hiring a tech partner, we turned to a panel of experts from Forbes Technology Council for essentials to consider.
Through Balanced Development Automation, the SD Elements platform helps organizations improve software time to market and product security
Altaz Valani is Director of Insights Research at Security Compass, provider of the industry’s first Balanced Development Automation platform
The recent discovery of 19 vulnerabilities in a lightweight TCP/IP library has sent shockwaves across industries as it exposes millions of organizations to potential cyberattacks.
Company CEO Rohit Sethi said SD Elements is the first instance of what the company is positioning as a balanced development automation (BDA) platform.
Aligning security and delivery at a strategic level is one of the most complex challenges for executives. One solution is balanced development automation.
We asked the expert members of Forbes Technology Council if they believe a CTO should still spend time coding with their team and if so, why. Here’s what our panel had to say.
DevOps teams have focused largely on automating their pipelines and technical activities. The idea of balancing development pipelines with business needs of risk and security is beginning to emerge
"Security is everyone’s business" is a familiar refrain. Enterprises need to incorporate that refrain as they look to combine speed, cybersecurity and business value.
Michelle Brooks (Vice-President of People & Culture) speaks about recognizing staff's efforts while working remotely.
